The Pre-K Teacher will create engaging, play-based learning experiences to prepare children for kindergarten across academic and social-emotional domains. Responsibilities include documenting student learning, collaborating with colleagues, and building strong partnerships with families.
Inspire Curious Learners. Prepare Children for Kindergarten. Grow Your Career.
Do you love helping preschoolers become confident, independent learners? Are you passionate about creating a classroom where children explore, ask questions, solve problems, and build the skills they'll need for kindergarten and beyond?
We're looking for an experienced Pre-K Teacher to join our collaborative early childhood team.
Whether you're seeking a full-time or part-time opportunity, you'll find a school where educators are respected, supported, and encouraged to grow professionally.
About Our School Our school is a warm, welcoming community where children, families, and teachers build lasting relationships.
We believe the preschool years should be filled with wonder, creativity, and joyful learning while helping children develop the confidence, independence, and social-emotional skills they need for future success.
Our classrooms are inspired by: Reggio Emilia principles Emergent curriculum Play-based, child-centered learning Developmentally appropriate practice Teachers are trusted as professionals and supported through collaboration, coaching, and ongoing professional development.What You'll Do As our Pre-K Teacher, you'll help children build the academic, social, and emotional foundations that prepare them for kindergarten while preserving the joy of childhood.
You'll: Create engaging, play-based learning experiences that promote literacy, math, science, art, and social-emotional development.
Foster children's independence, problem-solving, creativity, and confidence.
Observe and document children's learning to guide curriculum planning.
Build strong partnerships with families through regular communication.
Create a warm, organized classroom where every child feels safe, valued, and included.
Lead the MJP graduating class and support the children and families in this monumental milestone.
Collaborate with colleagues to create meaningful learning experiences across the school.
Participate in professional learning and continuously refine your teaching practice.
We're Looking For Someone Who Has experience teaching preschool or Pre-K children.
Understands child development and kindergarten readiness.
Values play as the foundation for meaningful learning.
Builds strong relationships with children, families, and colleagues.
Creates engaging classroom environments where children are encouraged to explore, collaborate, and think critically.
Is organized, reflective, and excited to continue growing as an educator.
We welcome educators from a variety of pathways, including: Experienced Pre-K or Preschool Teachers Certified Early Childhood Educators CDA candidates with classroom experience Career changers with relevant early childhood education experience A passion for teaching young children and a commitment to professional growth are just as important as credentials.Compensation & Benefits Salary: $42,000–$62,000 annually, based on experience and qualifications. We also offer: Full-time or part-time opportunities 5 paid PTO days Paid legal holidays Professional development and instructional coaching Leadership and advancement opportunities Collaborative, supportive administration A positive school culture where educators are valued Schedule Full-time or Part-time Hours: 8:00 AM–4:30 PM School-year position Start Date: August 17 Why Join Our Team? Children thrive when teachers thrive. That's why we invest in our educators through mentorship, coaching, and meaningful opportunities for professional growth. You'll join a team that celebrates curiosity, values collaboration, and believes great teaching changes lives. If you're looking for a school where your ideas matter, your work is appreciated, and your career can grow, we'd love to meet you. Apply today and help prepare young learners for a joyful, confident transition to kindergarten.
Candidates should have experience teaching preschool or Pre-K and a strong understanding of child development and kindergarten readiness. Qualifications may include certification in early childhood education, a CDA, or relevant professional experience.
Market context
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